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ContentsCultural & Media Studies

Books | 04

Journals | 08

Film Studies

Books | 24

Journals | 28

Performing Arts

Books | 40

Journals | 43

Visual Arts

Books | 50

Journals | 54

Submissions | 66

How to 0rder | 68

Index | 70

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WelcomeWelcome to Intellect’s 2010 catalogue, which includes our complete journals portfolio alongside our new books. Intellect strives continually to fulfil our commitment to our authors, editors and contributors by championing original ideas and challenging notions of traditional academic publishing. Many of our titles explore new areas of scholarly enquiry, experiment with innovative formats and combine the visual with the written word – in ways normally absent in more traditional titles. This is reflected in our new style cover designs, the revamping of our subject categories and this, our combined catalogue.

In 2009 we launched our new website, www.intellectbooks.com, to make it easier for you to find out about, contribute to and purchase our books and journals. This exciting new development will allow you to join our vibrant online community.

In 2010, we are launching 40 new books and 19 new journals in subjects ranging from horror to comedy, and from screenwriting to art education. Every title is the result of hundreds of hours of work by many people, and with this in mind, we wish to thank all those who support us.

We hope you enjoy reading this catalogue and the titles we publish.

‘If there are any publishers out there with a more impressive catalogue of high quality, cutting edge and outspoken journals and publications, I’d love to know about them!’

– Daniel Lindvall, Editor-in-Chief, Film International

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BooksCultural & Media Studies

The Propaganda of Peace The Role of Media and Culture in the Northern Ireland Peace Process

By Greg McLaughlin and Stephen Baker

ISBN 9781841502724 Paperback | £19.95 | $35 When political opponents Ian Paisley and Martin McGuiness were confirmed as First Minister and Deputy First Minister of a new Northern Ireland executive in May 2007, a chapter was closed on Northern Ireland’s troubled past. The Propaganda of Peace analyses this incident and others in a wider study of the role of the media in conflict resolution and transformation. With analysis of factual and fictional media forms, it proposes a radically different approach to the media’s role in reporting and representing.

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The Mobile Nation España Cambia de Piel (1954–1964)

By Tatjana Pavlovic

ISBN 9781841503240 Hardback | £24.95 | $45 Drawing from the methodologies of literature, film studies, cultural studies, feminist theory, and history, The Mobile Nation explores consumer culture in Spanish media, mass tourism, and the national auto industry from 1954 to 1964 and offers valuable insight into postmodern Spain’s transformation and trends.

Developing Dialogues Indigenous and Ethnic Community Broadcasting in Australia

By Michael Meadows, Susan Forde and Kerrie Foxwell

ISBN 9781841502755Paperback | £19.95 | $35

The audience-producer boundary has collapsed in indigenous and ethnic community broadcasting, and this is the first comprehensive study globally to chart the rise of its new relationship.

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Media, Markets and Public Spheres European Media at a Crossroads

Edited by Jostein Gripsrud and Lennart Weibull

ISBN 9781841503059Paperback | £19.95 | $35

Using a sample of popular European newspapers and their TV listings as a stepping stone, Media, Markets and Public Spheres presents an overview of changes in the European public spheres over the last fifty years. With a rare comparative perspective, the book explores how and why the media decisively influence most social areas, from the socialization of children to the economy.

TV Formats Worldwide Localizing Global Programs

Edited by Albert Moran

ISBN 9781841503066Paperback | £19.95 | $35

Television studies has seen the growth of interest in the genre of reality shows. This genre has tended to sideline the more significant emergence of the programme format as a central mode of business and culture in the new TV landscape. Moran redresses this balance, and heralds the emergence of an important, exciting and challenging area of television studies.

Digital Radio in Europe Technologies, Industries and Cultures

Edited by Brian O’Neill, Per Jauert, Marko Ala-Fossi, Stephen Lax, Lars Nyre and Helen Shaw

ISBN 9781841502793Hardback | £24.95 | $45 Radio, the oldest form of electronic broadcasting, has been described as the last medium to go digital. Yet developments have been underway for over twenty years to create new technologies and digital platforms for the transmission of radio in digital form. Drawing upon extensive cross-national research, this volume offers the first comprehensive review of how European digital radio now operates.

Reinventing Public Service Television for the Digital Future

By Mary Debrett

ISBN 9781841503219Hardback | £24.95 | $45

Public service broadcasters have acquired renewed legitimacy in the digital environment: as drivers of digital take-up, innovators and trusted brands. Exploring this remarkable transformation, Debrett engages with the new opportunities and challenges facing public service media, outlining the ways in which interactive technologies are now expanding the delivery of diverse goals and enhancing public accountability.

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Confronting Theory The Psychology of Cultural Studies

By Philip Bell

ISBN 9781841503172Paperback | £17.95 | $30

Confronting Theory presents an evaluation and critique of what has come to be known as Theory (‘with a capital-T’) in cross-disciplinary humanities education. Rather than merely dismissing Theory writing as pretentious and abstract, Bell examines its principal concepts from the perspective of academic psychology. He shows that although many of these analyses sound like revolutionary psychological theory, few, if any, have empirical implications that students can evaluate.

Cultural Quarters (Second Edition) Principles and Practice

By Simon Roodhouse

ISBN 9781841501581Paperback | £19.95 | $35

The much-praised Cultural Quarters returns in a revised edition, offering new case studies and new chapters on the economics of cultural quarters and the importance of historic buildings. This definitive text provides a conceptual context for cultural quarters through a detailed discussion of urban design and planning. Drawing on several case studies, Cultural Quarters positions the emergence of specific cultural areas within a historical, economic and social context.

Three Myths of Internet Governance Making Sense of Networks, Governance and Regulation

By Richard Collins

ISBN 9781841502335Paperback | £19.95 | $35 Collins challenges three established myths about the Internet: that the market can decide; that the Internet is different to ‘legacy’ media; and that national governance is unimportant. Collins examines the Internet’s impact on media of communication and on regulatory orders at national and global levels.

Context Providers Conditions of Meaning in Media Arts

Edited by Margot Lovejoy, Christiane Paul and Victoria Vesna

ISBN 9781841503080Paperback | £19.95 | $35

Context Providers supplies a context and a rationale for discussing how technological change has affected the function of art, the role of the artist and the way artistic productions are disseminated. Context Providers considers media artists who are engaging the scientific community providers and will appeal to a wide range of arts practitioners and students.

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2010, Volume 2 2 issues per year

ISSN 1757-1952Online ISSN 1757-1960

Principal EditorJohan Siebers

University of Central [email protected]

Associate EditorsTino Meitz

University of [email protected]

Bart VandenabeeleGhent University

[email protected]

Reviews EditorVivienne Boon

University of Surrey

Subscription ratesInstitutional: £180 / $290 Online only*: £147 / $220

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Empedocles: European Journal for the Philosophy of CommunicationWhat is the impact of communicative action and practice on traditional philosophical disciplines? In today’s increasingly media-saturated society, such questions have become very important. Empedocles facilitates the development of philosophies of communication and their application to other areas of research within a global context.

2010, Volume 22 issues per year


Principal EditorEnric Castelló

Rovira i Virgili University [email protected]

Associate EditorsJosetxo Cerdán

Rovira i Virgili [email protected]

Jordi FarréRovira i Virgili University

[email protected]

Hugh O’DonnellGlasgow Caledonian University

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Catalan Journal of Communication & Cultural StudiesCatalonia is a complex society with a growing international profile. As a result, the study of media, communication and culture in Catalonia is ever increasing. With the aim of informing and stimulating scholarly interest, the Catalan Journal of Communication & Cultural Studies is committed to publishing research on the media and culture in this region.

JournalsCultural & Media Studies

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European Journal of American CultureThis journal examines how European culture has affected American culture and vice versa. The journal provides a forum for the discussion of American culture in its widest sense. It aims to be neither pro- nor anti-American, and to value the European perspective on American culture in all its forms.



EditorMarion Gibson


Associate EditorsMark Whalan


Kathryn Napier- GrayUniversity of Plymouth

[email protected]




ISSN 1757-2681Online ISSN 1757-269X

Principal EditorAnthony McNicholas

University of Westminster [email protected]

Associate EditorTarik Sabry




Interactions: Studies in Communication & CultureEngaging readers and contributors from different parts of the world in critical debate, Interactions encourages discussions on the myriad interconnections and interactions between communication, culture and society in the twenty-first century.

Crossings: Journal of Migration & Culture At both local and global levels, cultures are crucially affected by migratory movements: in effect, culture itself is turned migrant. Crossings addresses questions of dislocation, diasporic identities and cultural memory. It also explores the transmission of identity across generations, and the role of new technologies in bridging cultures and fostering cultural cross-pollination. Methodologies of research will include both the study of ‘texts’ and fieldwork.

2010, Volume 1 1 issue per yearISSN 2040-4344

Online ISSN 2040-4352

Principal EditorParvati Nair

Queen Mary, University of London

[email protected]

Associate EditorsKathy Burrell

De Montfort University [email protected]

Philip MarfleetUniversity of East London

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Omar García-ObregónQueen Mary, University of

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International Journal of Contemporary Iraqi StudiesIn recognition of Iraq’s increasingly important position on the world stage, this journal is devoted to the study of modern Iraq. Spanning disciplines within the humanities, arts and social sciences, the International Journal of Contemporary Iraqi Studies covers diverse themes including culture, society, politics, economics and history, reflecting the many facets of contemporary Iraq.



EditorsTareq Ismael

University of Calgary [email protected]

Jacqueline IsmaelUniversity of Calgary

[email protected]

Reviews EditorKamil Mahdi

University of Exeter





EditorKamal Salhi

University of Leeds [email protected]

Deputy Editor (North America Editorial)

Raija KoskiUniversity of Western Ontario

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International Journal of Francophone StudiesThis journal seeks to examine all aspects of the interdisciplinary components of francophone studies and answer questions such as: how is France perceived throughout the world, and how do previously francophone colonies relate to modern France? Using a historical, cultural and theoretical framework, the International Journal of Francophone Studies maintains its focus on the premise of postcolonial debate.

Horror StudiesThis new journal is devoted to the rigorous study of horror in all its cultural and historical forms: from film, literature, music and dance, to fine art, photography and beyond. It seeks to foster fruitful dialogue between a wide range of different critical and scholarly traditions, and will inform and stimulate anyone interested in a wider and deeper understanding of horror.



EditorsMichael Lee


Reynold [email protected]

Dale TownshendUniversity of Stirling

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Gary RhodesThe Queen’s University Belfast

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Steven BruhmUniversity of Western Ontario

[email protected]

Subscription ratesInstitutional: £103 / $100

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International Journal of Iberian StudiesFocusing on Spain and Portugal, the International Journal of Iberian Studies approaches research and teaching on contemporary Iberian studies in a cross-disciplinary manner. Articles cover every aspect of the field, from history and politics to cinema and television, concentrating on the Iberian Peninsula’s relations with the rest of the world.


ISSN 1364-971XOnline ISSN 1758-9150

Editor Monica Threlfall

London Metropolitan University

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Subscription ratesInstitutional: £210 / $330Online only*: £177 / $265




EditorsKatharine Sarikakis


Neil BlainUniversity of Stirling

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International Journal of Media & Cultural PoliticsThis journal is committed to analysing the politics of communications and cultural processes. It addresses cultural politics in all dimensions, recognizing equally the importance of issues defined by their specific cultural geography and those which traverse cultures and nations.

International Journal of Digital Television As the transition to digital TV occurs across the globe, we are witnessing a transformation in television’s operations and its audiences. The International Journal of Digital Television is at the forefront of efforts to understand these changes and developments. Content is broad, and includes exploration of digital television’s convergence with the Internet and telecommunications.



Principal EditorMichael Starks

University of Oxford [email protected]

Associate EditorsJeffrey A. Hart

Indiana [email protected]

Jock GivenSwinburne University

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Journal of European Popular Culture

The Journal of European Popular Culture is dedicated to those interested in developments, people, places, activities and attitudes connected with Europe and European culture. It also focuses on contemporary European media, literature, art and design, together with the influence of European creative artefacts and cultural ideas on the world.



EditorsGraeme Harper

Bangor University [email protected]

Samantha J. RaynerAnglia Ruskin University

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Owen EvansSwansea University

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International Journal of Technology Management & Sustainable DevelopmentFocusing on understanding sustainable development in terms of its underlying dynamics, the International Journal of Technology Management & Sustainable Development explores a range of issues, from emerging knowledge markets and technological management to sustainable development. It promotes discussion of these topics in the context of globalization trends, environmental sustainability and world poverty.



EditorsMohammed Saad

University of the West of England [email protected]

Girma ZawdieUniversity of Strathclyde

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2010, Volume 2 3 issues per yearISSN 2040-199X


Principal EditorWinston Mano


Associate EditorsMonica Chibita

Makerere [email protected]

Wendy WillemsUniversity of the

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Reviews EditorNkosi Martin Ndlela

Hedmark University [email protected]



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Journal of African Media StudiesIn the current academic climate there is an ongoing repositioning of media and cultural studies outside the Anglo-American axis. Exploring media ranging from television and print to jokes, music and the Internet, the Journal of African Media Studies contributes to this repositioning by providing a forum for debate on the historical and contemporary aspects of media and communication in Africa.

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EditorsMaurice Yolles

Liverpool John Moores University

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Paul IlesLeeds Metropolitan

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EditorLina Khatib

Royal Holloway, University of London

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Journal of Organisational Transformation & Social Change

Change is endemic. Learning or intelligent organizations that are adaptable are successful. This journal presents research on the shaping of organizational theory, which has led to some interesting changes in recent years, including cybernetics and knowledge management.

Journal of Media PracticeThe Journal of Media Practice adopts an international and multi-disciplinary approach towards the study of media practice. It provides a forum for debate that pays particular attention to changes in the media landscape in terms of media practices, technologies and audiences.

Journal of Arab & Muslim Media Research

This journal leads the debate about how media in Arab regions has altered the way the Arab world narrates itself. It also explains emerging rapid changes in media and society in the Middle East and elsewhere, and is interested in all forms of media, including cinema, television, radio, press, books and the Internet.



EditorNoureddine Miladi

University of Northampton [email protected]





Principal EditorAstrid Ensslin

Bangor [email protected]

Associate EditorEben Muse

Bangor [email protected]



Journal of Gaming & Virtual WorldsAs gaming and virtual worlds become ever more popular, they in turn have a greater effect on culture as a whole. The Journal of Gaming & Virtual Worlds is a forum for research and debate on the cultural effects of gaming and virtual worlds, across platforms and genres. It also critically evaluates cutting-edge market trends and technological developments.

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EditorTim Wall

Birmingham City [email protected]

Associate EditorsPeter M. Lewis

London Metropolitan University [email protected]

Kate LaceyUniversity of Sussex

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Ken GarnerGlasgow Caledonian University

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The Radio JournalThe Radio Journal is designed for all those interested in research into the production, reception, texts and contexts of radio and audio media. Including all structures, forms and genres of radio broadcasting, the journal encourages interdisciplinary work in the fields of humanities and social sciences.

Journal of War & Cultural Studies Volume 2 Number 1

Intellect Journals ISSN 1752-6272



EditorsDebra Kelly


Martin HurcombeUniversity of Bristol

[email protected]

Nicola CooperSwansea University

[email protected]



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EditorJoão Ferreira de Almeida

UNICS-ISCTE [email protected]

Editorial ConsultantStewart Lloyd-Jones

UNICS-ISCTE [email protected]



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Journal of War & Culture StudiesWide-ranging in scope, this journal explores how war has affected culture in the twentieth and twenty-first centuries and the relationship between the two. In particular, it emphasizes cultural histories and cultural production as significant forces that have shaped experiences, representations and memories of war.

Portuguese Journal of Social ScienceThe Portuguese Journal of Social Science brings to an international readership the best Portuguese scholarship in the social sciences. Published in English, this journal combines important work of interest to the social science community, particularly specialists in Latin America and southern Europe.

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Studies in Culture & Innovation This new journal explores research in the interdisciplinary exchanges between arts and humanities and the science and technology sectors. It explores the creative tensions between practices, histories and policies that define creative knowledge, the habits and practices of creative production, and global cultures of openness, networks and knowledge sharing.



EditorsDerek Hales

University of Huddersfield [email protected]

Calvin TaylorUniversity of Leeds

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Directory of World Cinema: Japan

Edited by John Berra

ISBN 9781841503356Paperback | £16 | $25

From the revered classics of Akira Kurosawa to the modern marvels of Takeshi Kitano, the films that have emerged from Japan represent a national cinema that has gained worldwide acclaim. The Directory of World Cinema: Japan provides an insight into the cinema of Japan through reviews of significant titles and case studies of leading directors, alongside explorations of the cultural and industrial origins of key genres. As the inaugural volume of an ambitious new series from Intellect documenting world cinema, the directory takes the form of an A–Z collection of reviews, longer essays and research resources, accompanied by fifty full-colour film stills highlighting significant films and players. The cinematic lineage of samurai warriors, yakuza enforcers, and atomic monsters take their place alongside the politically charged works of the Japanese new wave, making this a truly comprehensive volume.

Futures of Chinese Cinema Technologies and Temporalities in Chinese Screen Cultures

Edited by Olivia Khoo and Sean Metzger

ISBN 9781841502748Paperback | £19.95 | $35

In recent years, Chinese film has garnered worldwide attention, and this interdisciplinary collection investigates how new technologies, changing production constraints and shifting viewing practices have shaped perceptions of Chinese screen cultures. After the devastation of the economic crisis, the uncertainty of the Hong Kong handover and the events at Tiananmen Square in 1989, the late twentieth century and beyond has seen the emergence of a number of innovative new works from the region’s film-makers. For the first time, scholars from film studies, media studies, history and sociology have been brought together to focus on the concepts of technology and temporality in Chinese cinema. Futures of Chinese Cinema represents a fresh contribution to film and cultural studies.

The Film Paintings of David Lynch Challenging Film Theory

By Allister Mactaggart

ISBN 9781841503325Paperback | £14.95 | $25

Aimed at both Lynch fans and film studies specialists, Allister Mactaggart addresses Lynch’s films from the perspective of the relationship between commercial film, avant-garde art and cultural theory. Individual Lynch works – The Elephant Man, Blue Velvet, Twin Peaks, Lost Highway, The Straight Story, Mulholland Drive, Inland Empire – are discussed in relation to other films and directors. The Film Paintings of David Lynch offers a unique perspective on an influential director, weaving together a range of theoretical approaches to Lynch’s films to make exciting new connections among film theory, art history, psychoanalysis and cinema.

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The Danish Directors 2 Dialogues on the New Danish Fiction Cinema

Edited by Mette Hjort, Eva Jørholt and Eva Novrup Redvall

ISBN 9781841502717Paperback | £14.95 | $25 Over the last twenty years, Danish cinema has established itself as an important source of cinematic renewal and innovation. With insider information about film-making, marketing and distribution, and interviews with seminal directors, The Danish Directors 2 allows scholars and cinephiles entry into what seems to be a forbidding body of work.

Cinema and Landscape Film, Nation and Cultural Geography

Edited by Graeme Harper and Jonathan Rayner

ISBN 9781841503097Paperback | £14.95 | $25 This groundbreaking publication embraces a multitude of nationalities, cinematic examples and critical approaches to landscape in cinema. The book frames up contemporary film landscapes across the world, in an interrogation of screen aesthetics and national ideology, film form and cultural geography, cinematic representation and the human environment.

Don’t Look Now British Cinema in the 1970s

Edited by Paul Newland

ISBN 9781841503202Paperback | £19.95 | $35

While post-war British cinema and the British new wave have received much scholarly attention, the misunderstood period of the 1970s has been ignored. Don’t Look Now uncovers forgotten but richly rewarding films, and offers insight into the careers of important film-makers. Newland sheds light on the genres of experimental film, horror, and rock and punk films, as well as representations of the black community, shifts in gender politics and adaptations of television comedies.

The Musical Comedy Films of Grigorii Aleksandrov Laughing Matters

By Rimgaila Salys

ISBN 9781841502823Paperback | £19.95 | $35 Grigorii Aleksandrov’s musical comedy films, created with composer Isaak Dunaevskii, were among the most popular of Russian cinema in the 1930s and ’40s. This book presents the untold history of the films, situating them in the Stalin era, and suggesting new interpretations. Salys asks why these films are considered classics both in Russia and the West, and how Aleksandrov became a cultural icon, indelibly influencing modern Russian cinema.

New Irish Storytellers Narrative Strategies in Film

By Díóg O’Connell

ISBN 9781841503127Paperback | £14.95 | $25

New Irish Storytellers examines narrative strategies in contemporary Irish film and illuminates the craft of Irish film-makers since the 1990s. Revealing defining styles and tendencies within recent Irish cinema, this book explores connections between Irish cinematic storytellers and their British and American colleagues.

French Costume Drama of the 1950s Fashioning Politics in Film

By Susan Hayward

ISBN 9781841503189 Paperback | £24.95 | $45

When political and civil unrest threatened France’s social order in the 1950s, French cinema provided audiences with a seemingly unique form of escapism and a nostalgic look back at costume dramas. Critics have dismissed this genre of French cinema, overlooking its importance. Hayward redresses this balance, exposing the paradox between a lost past and the drive for modernization.

Studies in French Cinema UK Perspectives 1985–2010

Edited by Will Higbee and Sarah Leahy

ISBN 9781841503233Paperback | £19.95 | $35

Studies in French Cinema looks at the development of French screen studies in the United Kingdom over the past twenty years and the ways in which innovative scholarship in the UK has helped shape the field in English and French speaking universities. This seminal text is also a tribute to six key figures within the field who have been leaders in research and teaching of French cinema: Jill Forbes, Susan Hayward, Phil Powrie, Keith Reader, Carrie Tarr and Ginette Vincendeau.

Phenomenology’s Material Presence Video, Vision and Experience

By Gabrielle A. Hezekiah

ISBN 9781841503103Paperback | £19.95 | $35

Phenomenology’s Material Presence is an exploration of phenomenology and the aesthetics of the moving image. Drawing on the insights of Husserl, Heidegger and Merleau-Ponty, this seminal work addresses key questions related to the notion of encounter in cinematic viewing. Using three videos by Trinidadian film-maker Robert Yao Ramesar, it suggests that video performs its own act of phenomenological inquiry.

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Journal of African CinemasWhat defines African cinema? Is there an African identity and, if so, how is it represented in film? The Journal of African Cinemas explores these questions while examining the interactions of visual and verbal narratives in African film, recognizing the shifting paradigms that define African cinemas. It explores how identity and perception are positioned within diverse African film languages, and how Africa and its peoples are represented on screen.



EditorsKeyan G. Tomaselli


Martin MhandoMurdoch University

[email protected]



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EditorSong Hwee Lim

University of Exeter [email protected]

Associate EditorJulian Ward

University of Edinburgh [email protected]



Journal of Chinese CinemasA diverse range of films have emerged from all parts of the Chinese-speaking world, with an ever-increasing number of border-crossing collaborative efforts prominent among them. Drawing on worldwide interest, this journal provides a forum for discussion of all aspects of Chinese cinemas.



Editor-in-ChiefDaniel Lindvall

Stockholm, [email protected]

Reviews EditorLiza Palmer

University of North Carolina, Wilmington

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Film International: Journal of World Cinema

Rejecting the dichotomies of ‘high’ and ‘low’ cinema, Film International embraces debate on how film affects the broader culture, history and economy of society. This journal aims to encourage critical study and public discussion of the role of moving images in our society, bridging the gap between academics and general film fans.

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Journal of ScreenwritingExploring the nature of writing for the moving image in the broadest sense, the Journal of Screenwriting encourages the investigation of a wide range of possible methodologies and approaches to studying the scriptwriting form. Research topics include the history of the form, contextual analysis, the relationship of scriptwriting to the production process, and how the form can be considered in terms of culture and society.



Principal EditorJill Nelmes

University of East London [email protected]

Co-editorsIan Macdonald


Jule SelboCalifornia State University, Fullerton

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Barry LangfordRoyal Holloway,

University of London [email protected]



Journal of Japanese & Korean CinemaThe increasingly transnational status of Japanese and Korean cinema underlines the need to deepen our understanding of this important film-making region. These neighbouring countries, so often in discord politically, nevertheless share many cultural attributes, providing scholars with a rich source of research.



EditorsDavid Desser

University of Illinois [email protected]

Frances GatewardUrsinus College

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EditorsStephanie Dennison


Stuart GreenUniversity of Leeds

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New Cinemas: Journal of Contemporary FilmWhat are the effects of new cinematic practices? What do smaller and less well-known national cinemas have to offer? With a focus on the study of new cinematic practices and on cinemas hitherto neglected, New Cinemas welcomes scholarship that is refreshing in approach and that does not take existing paradigms and theoretical conceptualizwations as given.

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EditorDeane Williams

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EditorsOwen Evans

Swansea University [email protected]

Graeme HarperBangor University

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Studies in Documentary FilmDocumentary film has witnessed a revival in recent years, through conferences, the success of theatrical releases of documentary films, and the re-emergence of documentary-based scholarship. Studies in Documentary Film provides a home for debate on documentary films, including history, theory, criticism and practice from around the world.

Studies in European CinemaThis journal provides a forum for the highest quality research, bringing together experts from a variety of fields in order to facilitate cross-disciplinary exchange. The journal explores issues such as whether film output is changing in Europe, and how we can classify European cinema.

2010, Volume 8 1 issue per yearISSN 1601-829X


EditorStig Hjarvard

University of Copenhagen [email protected]





EditorsIan Henderson

King’s College London [email protected]

Deb VerhoevenRMIT University

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Northern Lights: Film & Media Studies YearbookMedia are proliferating and migrating across new technological devices in an ongoing revolution across the world. Northern Lights is a yearbook that furthers interdisciplinary studies of media, with particular emphasis on film, television and new media from around the world.

Studies in Australasian CinemaAustralasia is home to many indigenous nations and immigrant cultures from all around the world. Studies in Australasian Cinema (SAC) maintains an emphasis on diversity, exploring postcolonial politics and contexts. With a focus on Australia, New Zealand and the Pacific Area’s rich cinema history, SAC encourages debate about all aspects of film.

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Studies in French CinemaStudies in French Cinema provides scholarly investigation across the full breadth of issues concerning French cinema. With a focus on film history, genre, trends, technique and cinematic theory, this journal provides an arena for debate between academics studying the cinema of France.



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Phil PowrieUniversity of Sheffield

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EditorsMarvin D’Lugo

Clark [email protected]

Barry JordanDe Montfort University

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Deborah ShawUniversity of [email protected]

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State University of New [email protected]



Studies in Hispanic CinemasStudies in Hispanic Cinemas maximizes the opportunities for contact between academic disciplines such as media, film studies, Latin American and postcolonial studies, as well as Hispanic studies. Encouraging an intercultural and multi-disciplinary focus, this journal provides in-depth and broad study of Hispanic cinema, both in the context of world cinemas and within Spanish-speaking film.

Studies in Eastern European Cinema

In the years since the collapse of the Berlin Wall and the political changes of 1989–90, there has been a growing interest in the cinemas of the former countries of the Eastern bloc. Studies in Eastern European Cinema provides a dynamic and innovative discursive focus for this growing community of scholars, and covers all aspects of film culture including production, distribution, consumption and analysis.



Principal EditorJohn Cunningham

Sheffield Hallam University [email protected]

Associate EditorEwa Mazierska

University of Central [email protected]

Reviews EditorMichael Goddard

University of Salford [email protected]



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EditorsJyotsna Kapur

Southern Illinois University, Carbondale

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Alka KurianUniversity of Sunderland

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Aarti WaniSymbiosis College of Arts and

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Studies in Russian & Soviet CinemaWhat has been the role of ideology and industry in Russian cinema? How has its aesthetic developed? Devoted to pre-revolutionary, Soviet and post-Soviet Russian cinema, Studies in Russian & Soviet Cinema is concerned with all aspects of film, from star theory to analyses of the western reception of Russian cinema.

Studies in South Asian Film & MediaIn what ways do the media and cinemas of the Indian subcontinent relate to their social, political, economic, historical and increasingly globalized and diasporic contexts? How do these contexts interact with and inform issues of class, caste, gender, race, sexuality and ideology? This journal is committed to building a space for a critical engagement with these and other issues.

The SoundtrackHow do film audiences interpret soundtracks? Discussing all aspects of sound within film, The Soundtrack focuses its attention on aural elements and moving images as a unified entity.

Covering topics ranging from sound in silent film to how technological developments have impacted upon soundtrack aesthetics, The Soundtrack explores the relationship between picture editing and the soundtrack, the training of film composers and sound designers, sound in interactive media, and representations of reality and fantasy through sound.



EditorsStephen Deutsch

Bournemouth Media [email protected]

Dominic PowerThe National Film &

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Larry SiderThe School of Sound

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Transnational Cinemas This new journal has emerged in response to a shift in global film cultures and how we understand them. Dynamic new industrial and textual practices are being established throughout the world and the academic community is responding. Transnational Cinemas covers a vast and diverse range of film-related subjects, and includes articles, interviews, visual essays, and reports on film festivals and conferences.



EditorsArmida de la Garza

University of Nottingham Ningboarmida.delagarza@ nottingham.edu.cn

Claudia Magallanes-BlancoUniversidad Iberoamericana Puebla

claudia.magallanes@ iberopuebla.edu.mx

Deborah ShawUniversity of [email protected]

Ruth DoughtyUniversity of [email protected]



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The Big PictureThe Big Picture is a visually-focused film magazine that goes beyond the screen to reveal cinema’s power to entertain, inspire and connect to each one of us. Aimed at the enthusiastic film-goer, The Big Picture focuses on how film affects our lives. It draws from cinema’s visual power, allowing the powerful filmic images to do the talking.


ISSN 1759-0922

EditorGabriel Solomons

[email protected]



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EditorsLiza Palmer

University of North Carolina, Wilmington

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Tim PalmerUniversity of North Carolina,

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Film MattersFilm Matters is an exciting new film magazine, celebrating the work of undergraduate film scholars. Written by students and for students, Film Matters contains feature articles and reviews, and includes profiles of film studies departments, articles that prepare students for graduate study, and resources and opportunities for undergraduate scholars. All Film Matters feature submissions undergo a peer-review process.

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Performing Violence Literary and Theatrical Experiments of New Russian Drama

By Birgit Beumers and Mark Lipovetsky

ISBN 9781841502694Paperback | £14.95 | $25

New Russian drama began its rise at the end of the twentieth century, following a decline in dramatic writing in Russia that stemmed back to the 1980s. Authors Beumers and Lipovetsky examine the representation of violence in these new dramatic works penned by young Russian playwrights.

Walking, Writing and Performance Autobiographical Texts by Deirdre Heddon, Carl Lavery and Phil Smith

Edited by Roberta Mock

ISBN 9781841501550Paperback | £19.95 | $35

This collection charts three projects by performance-makers who generate autobiographical writing by taking walks. It includes performance texts and photographs, as well as essays by the artists that discuss processes of development, writing and performance.

Serbian and Greek Art Music A Patch to Western Music History

Edited by Katy Romanou

ISBN 9781841502786Hardback | £24.95 | $45 Serbian and Greek Art Music is the first ever book to examine the assimilation and development of western art music in Serbia and Greece during the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. Music education and the creation of the two nations since the nineteenth century are themes that reverberate through the volume. Renowned musicologists propose new paths in Balkan studies and music of the Balkan people.

Christoph Schlingensief Art Without Borders

Edited by Tara Forrest and Anna Teresa Scheer With a foreword by Alexander Kluge

ISBN 9781841503196Paperback | £19.95 | $35 The work of German artist Christoph Schlingensief spans a diverse range of fields, including film, television, activism, opera and theatre. This is the first book to be published in English on his politically engaged body of work. Leading scholars offer a critical assessment, and an interview with the artist himself provides insight into past and present projects.

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Boston University School of Music [email protected]

Editor Emeritus David Elliott

New York [email protected]

Associate EditorKari Veblen

University of Western Ontario [email protected]



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International Journal of Community MusicIncluding research articles, practical discussions, timely reviews, readers’ notes and special issues concerning all aspects of community music, this journal aims to provide a space for discussion that reflects the breadth of current practice, as well as covering community music’s long history.

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Directors and Designers

Edited by Christine White

ISBN 9781841502892Paperback | £19.95 | $35 Directors and Designers explores the practice of scenography – the creation of perspective in the design and painting of stage scenery – and offers new insights into the working relationships of the people responsible for these theatrical transformations. Contributions from leading practitioners and theorists describe the way in which the roles of director and designer have developed and evolved.

The Philosophical Actor A Practical Meditation for Practicing Theatre Artists

By Donna Soto-Morettini

ISBN 9781841503264Paperback | £17.95 | $30 This is the first book to look philosophically at the language and the concepts that we use when we talk about acting. Soto-Morettini introduces innovative thoughts about acting, drawing from her experience as a teacher and director. She grapples with the fundamental questions of truth, art and human being.

Pop Up Popular Music Since 1945

By Anthony May and Cory Messenger

ISBN 9781841502328Paperback | £14.95 | $25 Pop Up uses the recorded song as a point of entry to a discussion of the interwoven musical, industrial, technological and social histories of the twentieth century. It is a book about historical change that focuses on the music itself, exploring not only the musical significance of songs but also the cultural transformations that made them possible.

Applied Theatre International Case Studies and Challenges for Practice

Edited by Monica Prendergast and Juliana Saxton

ISBN 9781841502816Paperback | £19.95 | $35

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Comedy Studies Comedy plays a more important role today than ever before: specialist comedy television channels are prevalent across the world, and in medical circles professionals are beginning to develop methods of using laughter to aid physical and psychological problems. And yet, until now, there has been no academic journal dedicated to these cultural phenomena, let alone their historical antecedents. Comedy Studies fills this void.



Principal EditorChris Ritchie

Southampton Solent University

[email protected]

Associate EditorJames Harris

[email protected]



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Choreographic Practices Choreographic Practices operates from the principle that dance embodies ideas and can be productively enlivened when considered as a mode of critical and creative discourse. Placing an emphasis on processes and practices over products, this journal seeks to engender dynamic relationships between theory and practice, choreographer and scholar, so that these distinctions may be shifted and traversed.



EditorsVida L. Midgelow

University of Northamptonvida.midgelow@

northampton.ac.uk

Jane M. BaconUniversity of Northampton

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Journal of Music, Technology & EducationThe Journal of Music, Technology & Education explores the issues concerning the use of technology in music education. It examines pedagogy at all levels, and across genres such as composition, musicology, performance and music production.



EditorAndrew King


Associate EditorsCarola Boehm

Manchester Metropolitan [email protected]

Evangelos HimonidesThe Institute of Education

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Jonathan SavageManchester Metropolitan University

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Principal EditorSarah Whatley

Coventry University [email protected]

Associate EditorsKirsty Alexander

London Contemporary Dance School

kirsty.alexander@ theplace.org.uk

Natalie GarrettCoventry University

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Journal of Dance & Somatic PracticesThis new journal focuses on how somatic practices and ideas of embodied knowledge add to the development of art performance. It explores the pedagogical philosophy, history and aesthetic implications of somatics and the current application of somatics to dance training. It also examines the idea of the body in western culture, the influence of eastern cultures, and how somatic practices challenge or collude with these ideas.



Editor-in-ChiefDave Collins

University Centre Doncaster [email protected]



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EditorsRichard J. Hand

University of Glamorgan [email protected]

Katja KrebsUniversity of Bristol

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Assistant EditorMárta Minier


Reviews EditorDuška Radosavljević

University of Kent [email protected]



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International Journal of Performance Arts & Digital MediaCan digital technologies open up new avenues within performance arts? How can digital media energize performance arts? This journal functions as a forum aimed at boosting innovative thinking and practice surrounding the combination of digital technologies and the performance arts.

Journal of Adaptation in Film & PerformanceFocusing on theatre, film and other media, this journal discusses adaptation’s place within our culture.

‘The contributions … are uniformly useful, revealing the presence of very wise and in-touch editors. JAFP is a high-quality academic publication, beautifully produced and printed. It should play a major role in the continuing development of adaptation studies’.

– R. Barton Palmer

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Studies in Theatre & Performance2010 marks the 30th anniversary of Studies in Theatre & Performance. This well-respected journal provides a forum for sharing the methods and results of practical theatre research, discussing issues related to theatre practice, and examining experiments in teaching and performance. International and wide-ranging in scope, the journal encompasses all aspects of theatrical practice and process.



EditorsPeter Thomson


Kate DorneyTheatre & Performance Collections,

Victoria & Albert Museum [email protected]

Associate Editors Andrew Wyllie

University of the West of England [email protected]

Sozita GoudounaRoyal Holloway,




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Principal EditorCarole-Anne UptonUniversity of Ulster

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Associate EditorsMark Taylor-BattyUniversity of Leeds

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Daniel WattLoughborough University

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EditorsDominic Symonds

University of Portsmouth [email protected]

George BurrowsUniversity of Portsmouth

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Performing Ethos: International Journal of Ethics in Theatre & PerformanceEthical questions are often raised in contemporary theatre and live performance, both within the politically and aesthetically radical, and the mainstream. Performing Ethos addresses these questions in a global context, identifying and implementing new ideas for practice and scholarship in theatre and performance.

Studies in Musical TheatreStudies in Musical Theatre provides a forum for debate arising from any areas of live performance that use vocal, instrumental and theatrical performance as a principal part of their expressive language. It explores topics such as how the fusion of words and music works within musical theatre, how the art / entertainment divide can be negotiated effectively, and how globalization and commodification have affected musical theatre.

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Drawing The Enactive Evolution of the Practitioner

By Patricia Cain

ISBN 9781841503257Paperback | £19.95 | $35

In an era which has seen many forms of artistic creation becoming digitized, the practice of drawing, in the traditional sense, has remained constant. However, many publications about the relationship between drawing and thinking rely on discipline-dependent distinctions to discuss the activity’s function. Drawing redefines drawing more holistically as an enactive phenomenon, and makes connections between a variety of disciplines in order to find out how drawing helps us understand the world. Instead of the finite event of producing an artefact, drawing is a process and an end in itself, through which the practitioner might gain self-awareness. By synthesizing enactive thinking and the practice of drawing, this volume provides valuable insights into the creative mind, and will appeal to scholars and practitioners alike.

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Aesthetic Journalism How to Inform Without Informing

By Alfredo Cramerotti

ISBN 9781841502687Paperback | £19.95 | $35

Addressing a growing area of focus in contemporary art, Aesthetic Journalism investigates why contemporary art exhibitions often consist of interviews, documentaries and reportage. Art theorist and curator Alfredo Cramerotti traces the shift in the production of truth from the domain of the news media to that of art and aestheticism – a change that questions the very foundations of journalism and the nature of art. The book probes the current merge of art with the sphere of investigative journalism and explores how this new mode of information is grasping more and more space in modern culture. Aesthetic Journalism suggests future developments for this new relationship between art and documentary journalism, offering itself as a useful tool to audiences, scholars, producers and critics alike.

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Unmapping the City Perspectives of Flatness

Edited by Alfredo Cramerotti

ISBN 9781841503165Paperback | £14.95 | $25

Unmapping the City, the first title in the new Intellect series ‘Critical Photography’, features photographs shot between 2004 and 2008 in fourteen different cities. The images are linked by their shared attempts to define a two-dimensional approach to a three-dimensional built reality, and to address spatial representation and urban architecture.

Searching for Art’s New Publics

Edited by Jeni Walwin

ISBN 9781841503110Paperback | £19.95 | $35

Drawing on contributions from practicing artists, writers, curators and academics, Searching for Art’s New Publics explores the ways in which artists seek to involve, create and engage with new and diverse audiences: from passers-by encountering and participating in the work unexpectedly, to professionals from other disciplines and members of particular communities.

Artist-Teacher A Philosophy for Creating and Teaching

By G. James Daichendt

ISBN 9781841503134Hardback | £29.95 | $50

The philosophy of the artist-teacher is not a new phenomenon. In fact, many artists working within the Bauhaus, nineteenth century ‘schools of design’, and the ‘basic design movement’ all applied this method of thinking to their teaching. Artist-Teacher explores the many facets of this methodology, and the various ways art has been taught over the centuries.

Visual Cultures

By James Elkins

ISBN 9781841503073Paperback | £17.95 | $25

Visual Cultures is the first study of the place of visuality and literacy in specific nations around the world, and includes insightful essays on the value accorded to the visual and the verbal in Japan, Poland, China, Russia, Ireland, and Slovenia. Visual Cultures also raises and explores issues of national identity, and provides a wealth of information for future research.

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AdministratorUpma Arora

Middlesex [email protected]





EditorRachel Mason

Roehampton University [email protected]

Reviews EditorNicholas Houghton

University of the Arts London [email protected]

Editorial AssistantTeresa Eça

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Creative Industries JournalThis journal focuses on activities that have their origin in individual creativity, skill and talent, and that have potential for wealth creation. It provides a forum to challenge definitive assumptions and advance social, economic, cultural and political understanding of the creative industries.

International Journal of Education Through ArtThis journal reveals ways of rethinking the status of education and art education, while addressing the role of teaching and learning in formal or informal educational contexts, alongside issues of age, gender and social background.

Art, Design & Communication in Higher EducationHow can art, design and communication aid teaching? Do these teaching methods work better in certain fields of study? Focusing on arts and media-based subjects, and encompassing all areas of higher education, this journal reveals the potential value of new educational strategies and creative teaching methods.



EditorLinda Drew

University of the Arts London [email protected]

Associate EditorAlison Shreeve

University of the Arts London

Editorial AssistantLaura Lanceley

Chelsea College of Art & Design [email protected]



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Craft Research The aim of Craft Research is to advocate, promote and provide a recognized outlet for current and emerging craft research, including research into materials, processes, methods, concepts, aesthetics and style. Through exemplary scholarly research, this journal represents the crafts as a vital and viable discipline that explores technology, questions and develops cultural and social practices, and interrogates and affirms philosophical and human values.



EditorsKristina Niedderer

University of Wolverhampton [email protected]

Katherine Townsend Nottingham Trent University

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Critical Studies in Fashion & Beauty Focusing on issues of power, social positioning, ideologies, discourses and practices within the web of relationships between creators and producers, practitioners and end-users of ‘fashion cultural goods’, Critical Studies in Fashion and Beauty also provides a space for critical examination of modes of personal appearance that acquire symbolic values in production, communication and use.



EditorsEfrat Tseëlon


Ruth HollidayUniversity of Leeds

[email protected]

Susan KaiserUniversity of California Davis

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Associate EditorsHuw Champion

The Mailout [email protected]

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EditorChris Smith

London Metropolitan University

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Journal of Arts & CommunitiesUsing interdisciplinary methods, this journal focuses on practice, policy and research related to the particular issues surrounding artists and communities. Journal of Arts & Communities also explores issues such as how and why do the practices known as ‘community’ or ‘participatory arts’ function, and in what ways do distinct art forms differ in their approach to community.

Journal of Visual Art PracticeHow has the education of ‘fine artists’ been influenced and contested by different interest groups? What are the tensions and changes in the field? This journal responds to an increasingly complex set of interrelated opportunities and dilemmas, within both UK and international contexts of art and art education.

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Journal of Applied Arts & Health The terms ‘pure and applied science’ and ‘pure and applied mathematics’ are frequently used and understood. However, the term ‘applied arts’ is less well known, and the effectiveness of applied arts practices is currently under-researched. The Journal of Applied Arts & Health seeks to remedy this by providing a vehicle for high-quality scholarly activity, evidencing the effectiveness of the use of arts in health and arts for health.



Principal EditorRoss Prior

University of Northampton [email protected]

Associate EditorMitchell KossakLesley University

[email protected]

Reviews EditorHayley Singlehurst

University of Northampton hayley.singlehurst@

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Editors Julia Lockheart

Goldsmiths, University of London

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John WoodGoldsmiths,




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EditorRoy Ascott

The Planetary Collegium [email protected]



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Journal of Writing in Creative PracticeDeveloped from Writing-PAD, the Writing Purposefully in Art and Design network, this journal provides an arena in which to explore the notion of ‘thinking through writing’ as a parallel to visual discourse in art and design practice. Bringing together tutors across disciplines and roles, The Journal of Writing in Creative Practice covers writing as, for and in art, craft and design, as well as the relationship between writing, ethics and practice.

Technoetic Arts: A journal of speculative researchDrawing from academic research and often unorthodox approaches, Technoetic Arts explores the juncture of art practice, technology and the human mind, opening up a forum for trans-disciplinary speculative research.

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Philosophy of Photography

Philosophy of Photography is not committed to any one notion of photography nor, indeed, to any particular philosophical approach. Instead, it provides a forum for the debate of theoretical issues arising from the historical, political, cultural, scientific and critical matrix of ideas, practices and techniques that may be said to constitute photography as a multifaceted form.



Principal EditorDaniel Rubinstein

London South Bank [email protected]

Associate EditorAndrew Fisher

Goldsmiths, University of London [email protected]

Pedro VicenteELISAVA/Universitat Pompeu

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Metaverse Creativity Metaverse Creativity is a refereed journal focusing on the role of creativity in user-defined online virtual worlds such as Second Life®. While an inquiry into the creative output generated in these environments is the primary focus, the underlying socio-economic, psychological, legal and technological frameworks as they relate to creative activity are also subjects of discourse.



EditorsElif Ayiter

Sabanci University [email protected]

Yacov SharirUniversity of Texas at Austin

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The Poster The poster maker, the pamphleteer and the tagger aim to sway the popular heart and mind through visual public interventions. As new technologies rise, turning the public sphere into a transparent, ubiquitous communications medium and a global marketplace, is the privileged status of the poster doomed, or are we seeing it transformed as part of a new wave of visual rhetoric? This journal leads the debate.



EditorsSimon Downs

Loughborough University [email protected]

Malcolm BarnardLoughborough University

[email protected]

Mel JordanLoughborough University

[email protected]

Jaime GomezUniversidad de Guadalajara

[email protected]

Leong ChanUniversity of New South Wales

[email protected]

Helena BarbosaUniversity of Aveiro

[email protected]

Robert HarlandLoughborough University

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Studies in Comics With the aim of identifying the medium as a distinct art form, and addressing its formal properties, Studies in Comics also strives to expand the relationship between comics and theory, and seeks to articulate a ‘theory of comics’. The journal includes reviews of new comics, criticism and exhibitions, and provides a dedicated online space for cutting-edge and emergent creative work.



EditorsJulia Round

Bournemouth University [email protected]

Chris MurrayUniversity of Dundee

[email protected]

Dean ChanEdith Cowan University

[email protected]

M. Thomas IngeRandolph-Macon College

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Submitting a journal articleWe welcome your contribution to Intellect’s journals. Articles for submission should be original and not under consideration by any other publication. Your material needs to be written in a clear and concise style, well argued and presented. All Intellect journals are peer-reviewed to maintain the highest standard of scholarly writing.

Some journals also accept book reviews, conference reports and interviews. Submission details, specific to individual journals, are available on our website. Alternatively, you may wish to contact the journal’s editor. For guidelines on style and layout, authors should refer to the style guide on our website, or contact us at [email protected]

Proposing a new journalIntellect is seeking committed, passionate editors to found new journals. We commission journals that strengthen our existing portfolio in the arts and humanities. Potential editors must have outstanding leadership qualities, and be prepared to dedicate considerable time and thought to producing the best journals. The most successful editors are those who encourage and inspire their community to submit articles, conduct peer-review and help in the day-to-day development of the journal.

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Intellect publishes several book series including:

‘Changing Media, Changing Europe’ (eds Peter Golding and Ib Bondebjerg)

‘ECREA series’ (eds Nico Carpentier and François Heinderyckx)

‘Readings in Art and Design Education’ (ed. John Steers)

‘Computers and the History of Art’ (ed. Anna Bentkowska-Kafel)

‘Playtext series’ (ed. Roberta Mock)

‘Theatre and Consciousness’ (ed. Daniel Meyer-Dinkgrafe)

‘Critical Photography’ (ed. Alfredo Cramerotti)

‘Culture, Disease and Well-being’ (ed. Alan Blum)

‘Studies on Popular Culture’ (eds Hannu Salmi and Bruce Johnson)

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IndexSoundtrack, The, Vol. 3 37Studies in Australasian Cinema, Vol. 4 32Studies in Comics, Vol. 1 64Studies in Culture & Innovation, Vol. 1 22Studies in Documentary Film, Vol. 4 33Studies in Eastern European Cinema, Vol. 1 34Studies in European Cinema, Vol. 7 33Studies in French Cinema, Vol. 10 35Studies in Hispanic Cinemas, Vol. 7 35Studies in Musical Theatre, Vol. 4 48Studies in Russian & Soviet Cinema, Vol. 4 36Studies in South Asian Film & Media, Vol. 2 36Studies in Theatre & Performance, Vol. 30 49Technoetic Arts, Vol. 8 60Transnational Cinemas, Vol. 1 38

BooksAesthetic Journalism 50Applied Theatre 42Artist-Teacher 53Christoph Schlingensief 41Cinema and Landscape 26Confronting Theory 7Context Providers 7Cultural Quarters 7Danish Directors 2, The 26Developing Dialogues 5Digital Radio in Europe 6Directors and Designers 42Directory of World Cinema: Japan 25Don’t Look Now 26Drawing 51Film Paintings of David Lynch, The 24French Costume Drama of the 1950s 27Futures of Chinese Cinema 25Media, Markets and Public Spheres 6Mobile Nation, The 5Musical Comedy Films of Grigorii Aleksandrov, The 26New Irish Storytellers 27Performing Violence 40Phenomenology’s Material Presence 27Philosophical Actor, The 42Pop Up 42Propaganda of Peace, The 4Three Myths of Internet Governance 7Reinventing Public Service Television for the Digital Future 6Searching for Art’s New Publics 52Serbian and Greek Art Music 41Studies in French Cinema (UK Perspectives 1985–2010) 27TV Formats Worldwide 6Unmapping the City 52Visual Cultures 53Walking, Writing and Performance 40

JournalsArt, Design & Communication in Higher Education, Vol. 9 54Big Picture, The, Vol. 2 39Catalan Journal of Communication & Cultural Studies, Vol. 2 8Choreographic Practices, Vol. 1 44Comedy Studies, Vol. 1 45Craft Research, Vol. 1 56Creative Industries Journal, Vol. 3 55Critical Studies in Fashion & Beauty, Vol. 1 59Crossings: Journal of Migration & Culture, Vol. 1 10Empedocles: European Journal for the Philosophy of Communication, Vol. 2 9European Journal of American Culture, Vol. 29 11Film International, Vol. 8 28Film Matters, Vol. 1 39Horror Studies, Vol. 1 12Interactions: Studies in Communication & Culture, Vol. 2 11International Journal of Community Music, Vol. 3 43International Journal of Contemporary Iraqi Studies, Vol. 4 13International Journal of Digital Television, Vol. 1 14International Journal of Education Through Art, Vol. 6 55International Journal of Francophone Studies, Vol. 13 13International Journal of Iberian Studies, Vol. 23 15International Journal of Media & Cultural Politics, Vol. 6 15International Journal of Performance Arts & Digital Media, Vol. 6 46International Journal of Technology Management & Sustainable Development, Vol. 9 16Journal of Adaptation in Film & Performance, Vol. 3 46Journal of African Cinemas, Vol. 2 29Journal of African Media Studies, Vol. 2 16Journal of Applied Arts & Health, Vol. 1 61Journal of Arab & Muslim Media Research, Vol. 3 18Journal of Arts & Communities, Vol. 2 58Journal of Chinese Cinemas, Vol. 4 29Journal of Dance & Somatic Practices, Vol. 2 47Journal of European Popular Culture, Vol. 1 17Journal of Gaming & Virtual Worlds, Vol. 2 18Journal of Japanese & Korean Cinema, Vol. 2 30Journal of Media Practice, Vol. 11 19Journal of Music, Technology & Education, Vol. 3 47Journal of Organisational Transformation & Social Change, Vol. 7 19Journal of Screenwriting, Vol. 1 31Journal of Visual Art Practice, Vol. 9 58Journal of War & Culture Studies, Vol. 3 20Journal of Writing in Creative Practice, Vol. 3 60Metaverse Creativity, Vol. 1 62New Cinemas: Journal of Contemporary Film, Vol. 8 30Northern Lights, Vol. 8 32Performing Ethos, Vol. 1 48Philosophy of Photography, Vol. 1 62Portuguese Journal of Social Science, Vol. 9 20Poster, The, Vol. 1 65Radio Journal, The, Vol. 8 21

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